beírod

Beírod is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb beírni, meaning to write in, to enter into a record, or to log. The prefix be- indicates entering into a surface or system, while ír is the root meaning “to write.” As a finite form, beírod is used when addressing someone casually in the present tense.

Usage notes and examples:

Beírod the name into a guestbook or a database is a typical context. For instance, beírod a nevemet a vendégkönyvbe means “You write my name into the guestbook.” Similarly, beírod az adatokat a táblázatba means “You enter the data into the spreadsheet.” The construction is common in both handwritten contexts (a physical page or book) and digital contexts (forms, databases, software).

Grammatical context:

Beírod is informal and singular. In formal or polite language, the third-person singular form is used with the pronoun Ön, for example, Beírja az adatokat. The verb also forms other conjugations regularly: beírom, beírod, beírja, beírjuk, beírjátok, beírják.

Related forms and noun:

The related noun is beírás, which denotes the act of entering or recording something. For example, “Az adatok beírása megtörtént” translates to “The entry of the data has been completed.” Beíró, beírogat, and other forms share the same root but serve different syntactic roles.